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10th Sunday after Pentecost- Aug 5, 2012

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This Sunday we will hear “Do not work for the food that perishes, but the food that endures forever which the son of man will give to you.”  What is that enduring food?  Where are the signs in your life that God is already giving it to you?

Readings for Sunday:

A very successful Coverall Cleanup Day at St Luke Lutheran Church

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Thank you to our many helpers who got our church ready to decorate for VBS! We accomplished so much and the church building and grounds look beautiful!

The Plumbline of God’s Justice- Seventh Sunday after Pentecost

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This Sunday, we hear how Amos sees God’s justice as a plumb line- something that stays straight even when everything around it is crooked.

What does God’s justice look like for us in the 21st century, dozens of generations removed from Amos?

“God is in Control” Performance on July 14

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Caroline Furnace Performing Arts Camp coming to a Church near you!

Campers and staff from Caroline Furnace will be presenting God is in Control (by Dan and Nan Allen) at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church on July 14 at 7:00 pm.  The musical, complete with songs, skits and dancing, is about God’s grace, promises to us, and his love for us. Campers arrive on Sunday and have 3 days to learn a whole entire production…and then the campers are on the road, including Culpeper!

For more information on Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp, please visit www.carolinefurnace.org.

 

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This week’s Gospel lesson shares the image of the kingdom of God as mustard seed: small at first, but it quickly grows into a large bush.  The mustard plant is a weed that grows everywhere in Israel, invited or not.

Where are the weeds of God’s grace growing in your life?